VW 166

The VW 166, produced between 1942 and 1945, is an open off-road vehicle. This model was designed for tough terrains and adventurous journeys. With its all-wheel drive, it could handle various landscapes, making it ideal for utility and exploration purposes. During its production years, it served as a reliable companion for those who needed a robust vehicle to navigate challenging environments.

Under the hood, the VW 166 features a 1.1 petrol engine, identified by the engine code M5. It uses an intake manifold injection or carburettor system to deliver fuel efficiently. This engine has four cylinders, with two valves per cylinder, producing a power output of 24 PS or 18 kW. Although it lacks a catalytic converter, it includes ASR for improved traction. The VW 166 stands out for its simplicity and durability, qualities that made it a dependable choice during its time.